(Photo via Nigel Roddis, Getty Images) “He’s the person that boxing is supposed to use and abuse”. That’s what Lukie Kettle had to say about Luis Alberto Lopez on his YouTube channel “LukieBoxing” earlier this week, and it couldn’t be any more true. With the current structure in the sport

The sport of boxing has always produced stars. From Muhammad Ali, to Sugar Ray Leonard, to Mike Tyson, to Oscar De La Hoya, to Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao, boxing has often had one star that rose above the rest of their counterparts and became a household name around the

Yesterday I brought to you Errol Spence’s top five knockout victories, and today it is time to share the top five victories of Terence “Bud” Crawford. Crawford is a three-division champion and was the undisputed ruler of the 140lb division before moving up to welterweight. If he is victorious against

Outside of the residents in the Bay Area, many might not have known what they were going to see when Amari Jones of Oakland, California, stepped forth in the ring. Jones, who now goes by the ring name ‘The Reaper’, stopped the very durable Chino Hill, in a statement win,

Shakur Stevenson (20-0, 10 KOs) had been labeled “boring” at times on his way up the ranks. Being someone who enjoys watching high level boxing as much as I do an all out war, I never agreed with those opinions. Regardless of what was said in the past, ever since

Main Event: 12 Round WBC Lightweight Title Eliminator Shakur Stevenson: 134.4 lbs Shuichiro Yoshino: 135.0 lbs Co-Feature: 10 Round Heavyweight Bout Jared Anderson: 247.4 lbs George Arias: 236.6 lbs ESPN Opener: 10 Round Lightweight Bout Keyshawn Davis: 134.2 lbs Anthony Yigit: 134.8 lbs ESPN+ Undercard Results 8 Round Heavyweight Bout

Former New England Welterweight Champion and current 140lb contender Mike “Bad Man” O’Han Jr (16-1, 9 KOs) has the opportunity of a lifetime ahead of him this weekend. He will be featured on the undercard of Saturday Night’s Top Rank Boxing card, which takes place at the heralded Madison Square

After a quiet week of boxing last week, the sport is back with a slew of marquee events this weekend. Vasyl Lomachenko and Robeisy Ramirez return on Top Rank’s card, Katie Taylor and JoJo Diaz headline separate DAZN cards, and Jake Paul also headlines another Showtime PPV against his toughest

This Saturday boxing fans will be spoiled as there are a number of high level intriguing matchups. Overall, we have three title fights with a total of eleven championship belts on the line, along with a Fox Sports PPV that features the return of the hardest hitting puncher of the

Ring Magazine and Unified Junior Lightweight Champion Shakur Stevenson (18-0, 9 KOs) returns home as he headlines this Friday night’s event at the Prudential Center in his hometown of Newark, New Jersey. Fresh off his dominant performance over Oscar Valdez (30-1, 23 KOs) to unify the 130lb division, Stevenson hopes